Young v. Titcomb

The declaration in the first action alleges that the plaintiffs, desiring to obtain interest as stockholders in the New England Foundation Company, Incorporated, by which they, were employed, and of which the defendant Titcomb was president, treasurer and a very large, if not the sole, stockholder, told Titcomb that they would leave its employ if their desire was not granted; that Titcomb on or about July 6, 1923, contracted with them in consideration of their past services and their agreement to continue to devote all their time and energy to the business of the corporation, to cause the…